Breathing short ; t.
Quick breathing.
Breathing quick, short, trembling, as it were. θ Pneumonia.
Breathing frequent. θ Bronchial croup.
Breathing short, frequent. θ Acute catarrh. θ Pertussis.
Children breathe more quickly when lying down than when carried about in an upright position.
Much phlegm in throat and short breathing.
Breathing short and difficult. θ Puerperal convulsions.
Shortness of breath from suppressed expectoration, especially if drowsy.
Slow respiration. θ Meningitis.
Respiration short and labored without stertor.
Breathing carried on only by aid of abdominal muscles.
Attacks of unequal breathing.
During sleep, frequent attacks of unequal, intermittent breathing.
The unequal breathing, now shorter, then longer, is much more frequent in lying down, > when child is carried upright. θ Bronchial catarrh.
Breath panting, more depending on abdominal muscles than on chest ; right half of chest immovable. θ Pneumonia.
Fulness and oppression in bronchia.
Difficult, anxious breathing.
Inspirations gasping ; expirations long and slow.
Gasping inhalation. θ Asthma.
Gasps for air at beginning of every coughing spell.
Gasping. θ Child after birth.
Breathing with a moaning sound, and raising shoulders. θ Catarrhal croup.
Child expels air with a kind of bellowing. θ Pneumonia.
Air expelled with a crowing, almost barking sound.
The noise of breathing became more sharp and rough, a continued whistling and purring could be heard in chest. θ Bronchial catarrh.
Sawing respiration. θ Bronchial croup.
Breathing from fifth to seventh rib (r. side behind) indistinct, but bronchial consoning rattling. θ Pneumonia.
Such rattling that is threatens to suffocate child. θ Pneumonia.
Respiration with great rattling of mucus.
Breathing impeded on account of a swelling of upper part of throat and accumulation of tough mucus in that region ; with it fever and delirium.
Breathing obstructed. See 12.
Difficulty of breathing, rattling, etc., in convulsions.
Great difficulty in breathing, shoulders raised, eyes turned upward, face congested.
Child cannot nurse, but ends each attempt with crying. θ Broncho-pneumonia, etc.
Great difficulty in breathing. θ Convulsions. θ Bronchial catarrh. θ Pneumonia.
Oppression of breathing, relieved by expectoration. θ Influenza.
He has been asthmatic ever since the proving.
Anxious asthma and feeling of fulness and contraction of chest.
(OBS :) Asthma.
Every night suffocating attacks. θ Asthma.
If the attack of difficult breathing is very violent at night, all next day breathing is impeded. θ Asthma.
Must be supported in a sitting posture in bed. θ Orthopnea.
Dyspna : in croup ; nostrils widely dilated, thorax elevated, much rattling ; with heat in chest ; when awakening.
Not much pain in chest, but much dyspna. θ Pneumonia.
Extreme want of breath. θ Pneumonia.
Danger of suffocation with rattling of phlegm, always comes on suddenly. θ Asthma.
Great orthopnea. θ Acute dema of lungs. θ Dilatation of heart.
Suffocated and oppressed about 3 A. M., must sit up to get air ; after cough and expectoration she became >.
Suffocation with cough.
Suffocative attacks with heat about heart.
Spells of suffocation. θ Pneumonia. θ Puerperal convulsions.
Spells of choking, in evening, in bed ; with constriction. θ Pneumonia.
Child is breathless after birth.
Asphyxia : from mechanical causes, as apparent death from drowning ; from pneumonia, capillary bronchitis, atelectasis ; from accumulation of mucus which cannot be expectorated ; neonatorum ; from emphysema, acute dema pulmonum with
hydrothorax ; with impending paralysis of lungs ; accompanied by drowsiness or coma ; pale or dark red face ; blue lips ; delirium, muscular twitchings ; threadlike pulse.
Relieves the "death-rattle."

Frequent little cough, without expectoration. θ Pneumonia.
Cough day and night, returning at short intervals, no sputa. θ Acute catarrh.
(OBS :) Whooping cough.
Whooping cough : preceded by the child crying, after eating or drinking, or when getting warm in bed ; after attack, somnolency.
Cough with the peculiar sound of whooping cough.
Cough in attacks, with a hissing hoarseness, raises hand to larynx, which is sensitive to touch. θ Catarrhal croup.
Short cough with a shrill sound. θ Bronchial catarrh.
Tormented from time to time by painful coughs of a shrieking sound. θ Catarrh of a child.
Cough compels patient to sit up, is moist and rattling, but without expectoration. θ Bronchial catarrh.
When child coughs there appears to be a large collection of mucus in bronchial tubes, and it seems as if much would be expectorated, but nothing comes up.
Rattling cough, sounding as if it were moist, without really being so.
Great rattling, but little expectoration. θ Pertussis.
Loose rattling cough, no sputa. θ Puerperal convulsions.
Cough, with dentition of children, in which the râles are so loud that they can be heard at a distance ; disappearing as soon as children finish their bout of coughing.
Between the coughs faint or loud cries for help. θ Catarrhal croup.
Cough, accompanied by crying out ; dizziness ; trembling of head ; drowsiness ; cold sweat on head and hands.
Pale face ; retraction of epigastrium ; retching and vomiting of food.
Violent cough after each meal, ending with vomiting of food. θ Bronchial catarrh.
Cough hollow, excites vomiting, accompanied by great pain. θ Pneumonia.
Tickling cough, with violent eructations and retching, even vomiting of watery, tough slime ; with it a running coryza.
Uninterrupted cough, with frequent vomiting of bloody, frothy, thin fluid masses. θ Acute dema of lungs.
Great hoarseness, even when cough is slight.
Gasping for breath at commencement of cough.
Cough with suffocating attacks.
Distracting cough day and night, with short breath and rattling in chest. θ Catarrh of a child.
Child springs up, clings to those around ; calls for help in a hoarse voice, or bends backward and grasps at its larynx.
Cough with rattling of large bubbles and purring in chest.
Every cough causes unbearable pains in sides of chest or in abdomen. θ Pneumonia.
Every attempt to cough increases the torture. θ Pneumonia.
Pain in chest when coughing. θ Intermittent.
Cough with weak, quick, trembling pulse ; restlessness ; hot body, but cold limbs.
Cough in variola.
Coughing and gaping consecutively, particularly children ; with crying or dozing, and twitching in face.
Much fatiguing cough, most nights, shaking whole chest and causing headache most in forehead. θ Influenza.
Cough dry, breathing sawing, face red, puffed up, look anxious, could not talk. θ Croup.
Rattling or hollow cough, < at night, with suffocation, throat full of phlegm, sweat on forehead, vomiting food.
The sputum caused by the proving was always white and frothy ; expectoration at times abundant.
Constant irritation to cough, with brown expectoration of sero-albuminous kind. θ Influenza.
Profuse mucus with feeble expulsive power. θ Bronchitis of infants and old people.
Profuse mucous sputa, easily expectorated.
Nightly cough, with expectoration of mucus.
Expectoration not constant ; in morning and during day.
Difficult expectoration, continual shooting pain in left side of chest. θ Pleuritis rheumatica.
Expectoration : thick ; bloody sputa ; of tough mucus.
Sputa thick and yellow. θ Bronchial catarrh.
Expectoration tough, foamy, mixed with blood. θ Pneumonia.
Frequent cough, with frothy, sanguineous sputa.
Blood spitting when after attack there remains for a long time a bloody, slimy expectoration.
Scraping cough, with a great deal of puslike expectoration ; after shaking chills, copious sweating, with chilliness at every motion.
Expectoration of a sour or salty taste.
Cough excited by creeping in larynx or trachea.
Gasps for air in beginning of a coughing spell.
Irritation to cough with tenacious phlegm from bronchia.
After cough lasts a while, it gets loose and relieves contraction of chest. θ Asthma.
After suffocative fits at night cough with increase of asthma.
Cough grows less frequent, patient shows signs of "carbonized blood."
Cough > : sitting upright ; carrying child in an upright position ; from expectoration.
Cough < : after midnight ; after eating ; after getting angry ; sleeping in damp cellars ; getting warm in bed.
At 11 P. M. sudden violent cough. θ Acute dema of lungs.
Cough < every morning. θ Bronchial catarrh.